Personal Meta Account Disabled

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I've also received quite a few questions from customers whose accounts have been permanently disabled despite all their activity being transparent. The necessary action is to restart the computer and the local network. If you're running multiple accounts, you should use a fingerprint masking application like AdsPower or other easily accessible apps.
 
I'm a media buyer, and my personal account just got disabled. I have a good history and have been running ads for a long time so there has to be a way to get it back.
However Meta won't allow me to log in or submit an appeal. I'm completely locked out.

I know I should have had a backup account in case something like this happened, but I never set it up.

Does anyone have a way of resolving this?

Also, since I'll probably have to create a new account now, what's the best way to do it?
- should I use a new laptop if this one is somehow flagged?
- should I use a different network or a VPN?
- how does ID verification work? has my ID already been burnt?
- anything else I should now?

any help is appreciated
i have seen ppl rush to create a new acount nd it usually makes things more complicated. if the old account is in good standing give the official process a go before starting from scratch. If u do need a new account i would stay away from doing anything that looks out of the ordiinary just keep it real from day one. A lot of headaches can be saved later by patience.
 
I think you should file a complaint about this.
 
currently, appealing with ID verification is quite hard, the rate of success is low.
you can try with new account, you can continue to use current device with new proxy.
it will be safer.
 
Accounts containing advertising content will be permanently banned; if you have sufficient evidence and supporting documents, please contact Meta support, as this is the only way to appeal the ban.
 
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